Prince William's flagship climate initiative reports its highest income yet, driven by major donations from philanthropic and corporate partners.
Non-damaged portions will reopen; memorial planned; state safety laws and funding aimed at improving disaster preparedness and warning systems
Activists say existing fines fail to deter polluters as thousands of incidents unfold; government considers fixed penalties and higher caps to curb pollution across Northern Ireland’s waterways
Indigenous communities in Ecuador’s Amazon say the plan to auction 49 oil and gas blocks violates ancestral land rights and consultations, as protests and legal challenges intensify.
Beijing forges an absolute emissions-reduction target across all greenhouse gases to be achieved by 2035, but critics say the plan falls short of the 1.5C pathway even as renewables expansion accelerates.
Two activists faced Westminster Magistrates Court over the incident involving Elon Musk's Optimus robot; bail set ahead of a plea and trial preparation hearing in October.
New Cambridge research projects global income losses across nations, with hotter, poorer countries hit hardest; even developed economies could face poverty-like conditions absent urgent action.
Reopening tied to the camp’s 100th anniversary; the original site will stay closed while a sister campus resumes operations and a memorial is built for those lost in the 2025 flood.
Two defendants appear in London court; bail granted ahead of plea and trial prep hearing as activists face charges linked to the incident